Time limit for registration and satisfaction of charge under the Companies Act

Neha Rajan Redekar , Last updated: 13 May 2021  
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REGISTRATION OF CHARGE

According to the provisions of Section 77 of the Companies Act, 2013, a Company has to create charge with the Registrar within 30 days of its creation.

However, the Registrar may allow registration of charge within 60 days of its creation on payment of such additional fees as may be prescribed.

If the Company fails to register the charge within 60 days then the Registrar may allow further 60 days (i.e. 30+30+60 days) after payment of such additional and ad valorem fees as may be prescribed.

Time limit for registration and satisfaction of charge under the Companies Act

Table of Additional Fees/ Advalorem Fees

Time Period (In Days)

Fees

Type of Company

Small Company and OPC

Other Than Small and OPC

Within 30 days of Creation

Normal Fees

Normal Fees

Normal Fees

Within 60 days of Creation

Normal Fees + Additional Fees

3 Times of Normal Fees

6 Times of Normal Fees

After 60 days but within 120 days of Creation

Normal Fees + Additional Fees+ Advalorem Fees

3 Times of Normal Fees + Ad valorem Fee of 0.025% of Amount secured by Charge, Subject to Maximum 1 Lakh Rupees.

6 Times of Normal Fees Ad valorem Fee of 0.05% of Amount secured by Charge, Subject to Maximum 5 Lakh Rupees.

 

Condonation of delay shall not be available after 02nd November, 2018

Registration of the Charge created before 02nd November, 2018

As per section 77 of the Companies Act, 2013 any charge created before 02nd November, 2018 has to be registered within 30 days of its Creation.

If the said charge is not registered within 30 days, then register may allow such registration within 300 days of Creation on payment of such additional fees as may be prescribed.

Further if the company fails to register the charge within 300 days, it may seek extension of time in accordance with Section 87 from the Central Government.

 

SATISFACTION OF CHARGE

According to the provisions of section 82 of the Companies Act, 2013 Company shall give intimation to Registrar regarding payment or satisfaction of charge within a period of 30 days from the date of such payment or satisfaction.

If the company fails to file satisfaction of charge within the said 30 days then the same shall be filed within 300 days on such additional fees as may be prescribed.

And if the satisfaction of charge is not filed within 300 days, then the Company shall first file condonation of delay with Regional Director and only then file satisfaction with Registrar.

Table of Additional Fees/ Advalorem Fees

Time Period (In Days)

Fees

 
 

Within 30 days of Satisfaction of Charge

Normal Fees

 

Within 300 days of Satisfaction of Charge

Normal Fees + Additional Fees

 

After 300 days of Satisfaction of Charge

Normal Fees + Additional Fees+ Condonation Fees

 

The author can also be reached at csneharedekar@gmail.com

Disclaimer: Please note that the above article is based on the interpretation of related laws, which may differ from person to person and is not legal advice.

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Neha Rajan Redekar
(Company Secretary and Compliance Officer)
Category Corporate Law   Report

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